U.S. Policy on the Horn of Africa: Advancing Peace in Northern Ethiopia
May 18, 2023
Ambassador Michael (Mike)
Past Programs
Inside the Council on Foreign Relations
March 5, 2011 Michael Peters, President, St. John’s College in Santa Fe; former Executive Vice President, Council on Foreign Relations
Thailand: Prosperous but Divided
December 6, 2010 William Itoh, U.S. Ambassador to Thailand (1995-1999) and currently currently Director of Washington International Programs for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill In May 2010, Bangkok erupted in flames. Some 91 Thai were killed, over 2,000 were injured and 400 were arrested in a military crackdown resulting
India, Pakistan and Democracy: A Puzzle Solved?
November 1, 2010 Dr Phillip Oldenburg, currently adjunct Associate Professor of Political Science and Research Scholar, South Asian Institute, Columbia University, has also taught at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Texas, Austin India and Pakistan emerged at independence in 1947 with similar political systems: a British colonial state apparatus and
Fear in Politics: A Roundtable Discussion
October 11, 2010 Moderated by Dr. Samuel Roll, emeritus professor of psychology at the University of New Mexico and wide-ranging facilitator and consultant to organizations including the U.S. Department of Justice, the Secretary of Special Education for the Republic of Mexico, the Nuevo Leon Institute of Mental Health in Monterrey, Mexico and the Navajo Nation’s Departments of Justice and Social Service
China, the US and Global Governance: Cooperation, Competition, Conflict
May 24, 2010 Banning Garrett
Humanitarian AID: On Dilemma’s Horns
April 12, 2010 Tom McDermott, UN Aid Official